Nascent Decay (The Goddess Of Decay Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
She held the slender darkened blade in her hand, turning it over and over, staring at it. It would be so easy to flip it around and fall on it. “I would just save your life if you did, Gota,” the Chamber said. “I am not to allow harm to come to you, in any fashion.” “Bring them back,” she begged. “Please.” She lifted her head to look around the compartment, the congealed grime on her face streaked by old tears. “I already told you that I cannot do that,” the Chamber responded. “They made you too unstable.” Rhylie began to cry again, but there were no more tears to come. Her mouth was dry and her body ached. She lay down on her side, between the two children on the bloody floor. “Please release me,” she begged, her voice thick with sorrow. “Please let me go home.” “You are home, Gota,” the Chamber said without emotion. “No no no no no please let me go home,” she sobbed, choking on her words. “This is your home, Gota.,” the Chamber reiterated. “Now please stand and place your hands behind your back so that I may restrain you.”
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